Gangsters come to Deadwood, South Dakota to steal gold. They set off an explosion as a diversion and release a giant spider like creature from a cave.

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Mystic Nights Videos


This movie is part of the collection: Sci-Fi / Horror

Audio/Visual: sound
Keywords: Michael Forest; Sheila Noonan; Frank Wolff; Richard Sinatra; Wally Campo; Linne Ahlstrand; Chris Robinson; Kay Jennings; Jaclyn Hellman; Mystic Nights Videos

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: Roady43 - - February 15, 2011
Subject: Arrrgh
Dr. Feel Rotten :) ARRRGHhhh.


This movie is quite terrible, but the Monster is just awesome looking. Four stars for the monster :D.

Reviewer: Dr Feel Rotten - - February 15, 2011
Subject: Well well well
This ended abruptly now didn't it? Poof and arrrgghhhhh...kind of like the Monty Python arrghhh.. I know,..the cave of arrgghhh! The only thing missing was the killer bunny.This might have been a really good movie if they had left out the left over prop from the monster store room and I'm not really sure it came from there. I think it was just an old mop with cobwebs attached and the sequel was about the janitor who couldn't find a mop to mop floors any longer so he retires.. the end.
What is it with Corman flicks anyway? they all seem to end really abruptly right as they’re running out of film.

Reviewer: billbarstad - - September 23, 2010
Subject: Fire Good!
First the title font seemed familiar, then the music. It's...it's a Corman film! Sure enough, this was produced by Gene Corman, along with his brother Roger, and Charles Hannawalt. Anyway, as far as Corman flicks go this was average, and was even creepy at times. It's a crime drama/monster movie. The monster looked like something a cat coughed up with spider-like arms added. I recognized the hero of the story as the actor who played Apollo in an old Star Trek episode. The cast did well enough. The incidental music was just plain weird at times. I liked Attack of the Giant Leeches much more.

I downloaded the 702MB AVI file. Video quality was fine. The audio has a lot of air to it at times making dialog hard to understand.